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Ivan Soshnikov Wins Big at SCOOP 2014 with $989,000 Prize
TournamentsMay 22, 2014·1 min read

Ivan Soshnikov Wins Big at SCOOP 2014 with $989,000 Prize


Ivan Soshnikov, known online as vandir4rek, won the main SCOOP 2014 tournament. The event featured 657 participants, each paying a $10,300 buy-in, making it a record-breaking year for the series. Soshnikov secured $989,000 after a three-way deal, showcasing his skills in pot-limit Omaha Hi-Lo.

The total prize pool for SCOOP 2014 was $81,222,158.66, nearly $6 million more than the previous year. This massive prize pool attracted a diverse range of players from around the world, including many high-profile poker professionals.

Soshnikov's victory is a testament to his prowess in the poker world. Despite hold'em not being his primary specialty, he has shown impressive results in high-stakes tournaments. His previous notable achievements include winning $523,000 in a high-roller event at EPT Prague and finishing 13th in the Grand Final of EPT in Monte-Carlo.

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